mane

Converse of object

• flow: Real horsehair, or synthetic fiber if preferred, is used to create a flowing mane and tail.
• have: He had a thick mane of hair, going silver at the sides, looking very distinguished.
• plait: Putting a tail bandage on and plaiting the mane will help to keep the hair out of the way.
• comb: Kate If your horse is scared of having its mane combed or pulled, like mine is.

Preposition: between

ear: Cut lengths of wool, or loop one length of wool, to form the fringe of the mane between the two ears.

Adjective modifier

• flaxen: Striking liver chestnut, 4 white stockings, flaxen mane & tail, good to shoe, box, traffic & handle.
• shaggy: The same hefty frame, shaggy mane of hair and beard, brooding brows and Gallic bearing.
• flowing: Its coat was a silky white, with a long flowing silver mane.
• thick: The horse is depicted with a thick mane, its saddle being fastened with belts.
• golden: Debs continued onto his neck, starting at the top she felt down the thick crest of his neck, beneath his golden mane.
• black: Barbara buried her face in Mary's black mane, drowning her fear in the acidic alien scent of the fine silken hair.

Modifies a noun

• attraction: Mane attraction How Guys Marsh came to host the course is the story of fortunate circumstances and management support.
• finish: This quality cord head model has a cotton mane finish.
• comb: Deanne When trimming your horses legs use a mane comb to push up the hair and then trim it.

Noun used with modifier

• cotton: This quality cord head model has a cotton mane finish.
• horse: Lucy, age 12 After pulling your horses mane rub neck were you pulled it at.
• lion: One man wears a wig of lions mane ' .

Possessives

• lion: Do you know a lion's orange bushy mane?
• horse: However, since 1834, the wigs have been made from horses ' manes, relieving their owners of the need to comb them.

Preposition: of

lion: Between them, they represent the head and the mane of the lion.